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And then we'll look forward to starting our prep where because we play on Monday night, you know, today is really like a Wednesday for us. So we'll go out the practice here shortly and that'll give me a better indication of whether night he's ready to go. But it's got a good look in his eye. All right, Sean. You had 11 days to sit with what happened in Australia. What have you learned about your team since then? Yeah, that we're ready to move forward. You know, I've never seen anybody that has any sort of success that can't handle a little bit of adversity. You pull times as learning opportunities. That's exactly what we're going to do. It's time to be about the things that we've said. We didn't, we make no excuses. We didn't play the way we're capable of. You give credit to the Niners, but our full focus and concentration is on putting together a better game plan, putting together better positions to put our players in. And then ultimately having a great week of preparation against a really damn good football team coming in here on Monday night. Well, you just mentioned it, Sean. The giants are coming. And I think most fans tend to look at, you know, well, the giants had a bad record last year and they're not any good.
Anybody you watch at Game on Sunday knows that the giants are good. Whether they, you know, they run the ball very well. Scataboo is very hard to tackle. Jackson Dart looks like their quarterback in the future. But you study this stuff way closer than I do. What concerns you the most about this specific giant's team? Well, I think you mentioned a lot of the things. You know, I thought they did an excellent job. You know, there was a physical style of play that their team played with. I think that's reflective of, you know, coach Harbaugh, what a great job he does. There was a commitment to be able to get some different things off underneath the center of physicality running the ball. Obviously, Jackson's the threat to be able to run it. You know, they got neighbors back in where he had nine targets likely made a bunch of plays. Scataboo is a tough tackle. Like you mentioned. And then defensively, they flew around. All three levels of the defense did an excellent job. They were sound in the kicking game and and they looked like a really good outfit. They were ready to rock on week one. And we're excited for the challenge. Coach, is there anything different about playing on Monday night to you?
Obviously, you've got extra time. All that stuff. Does anything change when you coach a Monday night football game? No, nothing changes. You know, the only thing that changes is that, you know, your days, your week is kind of bump back. And depending on how you want to use that extra day. But our big days of preparation if we're playing on a Sunday, or Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. And all that means is it's Thursday, Friday and Saturday because we play on Monday night. But we want to have a consistency in our approach. There's a great sense of urgency. We got the right kind of guys in this locker room and on the coaching staff. And we're just excited for the opportunity to go compete again. And really, we can only do that one day at a time. All right, Sean. Sean McVease, our guest. I am not giving you a hard time about this. I promise. But there has been so much said about this picture of you and Veronica on the boat that first of all, Sean, he's a mighty. I know. First of all, I've never ever seen a picture of you and Veronica where anyone ever paid any attention to you at all. But now in this case, they are because you have great abs in this picture.
And I know the players have been giving you a hard time. I was flexing so hard in that picture. I think I got it. Hernia. All right. So here's my question. You're a little younger than me, but I want your abs. Is it diet? Is it working out? How do I get your abs? So all of the above coach, I mean, honestly, hey, it's hard work and it's a good filter that my wife put on the on the deal. Got it. Fair enough. Fair enough. Tell me about taking on coach Harbaugh, who's brand new here with the Giants. Yeah, he's a great coach. You know, obviously we're close to Miami of Ohio connection. He's always been great to me. You know, great competitor. But like I think you saw it. You know, there's a toughness that he coaches with that I think the team took on the personality of all of him and their coaching staff and they did a great job. You know, but they're going to be sound. They're going to be tough. They're going to be really difficult in the kicking game. There's an identity offensively and defensively that they play with. And so I was really impressed, not surprised, but really impressed with what the silent tape
looked like when you watch the film in all three phases. And then really, you know, you could feel it. If you're just watching on Sunday night football, they look like an excitable group. A lot of young players that are ascending and, you know, and you could feel they're well led by their coach. Last thing for me, coach, we all watched the 60-minute story. I thought it was good. There were some interesting things in there. You were featured in it. And one of the things you talked about was that you openly admit that you got a head start in this business because of your family and the you add opportunities. Your grandfather, you ran the 49ers. I'm just curious about that specific relationship. What did you get from your grandfather more than anything else that maybe you use now, that a young guy who was around pro football as a kid, that you might be able to use as you run your own team now? Yeah, I think the thing that I took away from my grandfather the most is just what a quality human he was. How he treated everybody, the consistency at which he handled the good and the bad.
You know, I think what's really cool is how he used adverse moments, you know, to be able to catapult himself and really say what's the perspective discipline and the gratitude I can apply. You know, people forget he was the head coach of the giants when her med words picked up the, you know, the fumble and it was the miracle at the metallands that led to him leaving the giants. He got let go and then that led him to an executive role with the 49ers for a handful of years where it was part of five championship teams. Just the quality of the man that he was, the way that he treated everybody, you know, especially people that I think you learned so much about people. I did I treat people that can't necessarily do anything for him, but he set a legacy for our family, for the McVeigh name that you just don't want to let down. And I did, I got afforded, I didn't see it, but I will tell you, I got afforded opportunities to basically get, you know, chances and being jobs that I would not have deserved unless my, you know, grandfather was John McVeigh senior and I don't take that lightly and I always had a ton of gratitude for him.
It almost gets me choked up talking about him because he meant so much. But he man, he was, he was a man's man if there was one. He was a man's man. That's great. So we were both exceptionally close to our grandfathers and I love that story, Sean. I think it's, I think other people can take it. And the best thing you said was, you know, Dr. Jerry Bus, the famous Laker owner, that they, they say that about him too, that he treated everybody great from the parking lot attendance to the usherers, to everybody like that. And that's a great lesson that we can all alert from. So thanks for sharing that. Last thing for me, coach, I watched the 60 minute story as well. You apologize to the reporter at one point because your head was still stuck in practice. Is there always something, whatever the last thing was that is stuck in your head? Well, I try to do as good a job as I can about being present, you know, but I think sometimes when you're aware that you're not with somebody, you know, I, I didn't, I was just speaking my truth in that moment.
Got it. Good enough. Hey, Sean, we're behind you 100% with you. You're going to turn it around on Monday and I think you got a great attitude about it. And thank you, as always, for taking the time to visit with us. Absolutely. Always love coming on. Hopefully, let's go handle our business this week. Excellent. I'll be there. Thank you very much. Have a great day, coach. There's coach Sean McVeigh first home game. I'm so excited for Monday night football. I love what he said when I asked him at his grandfather because you and I openly talk about how our grandfather shaped our lives. Yep. And you can, if you're lucky enough to have your grandparents around, Mason, I don't anymore. But we took full advantage of them when they were here. It's such a great resource. Yeah. They've seen a lot more than you. They know a lot more than you. And so if you're lucky and you have your grandfather, your grandmother, still around, call them. Yeah. Talk to them. Let them know you love them and use them as a resource because there is a living example
of a guy who used his grandfather as a resource for everything. Yeah. To help him get a job, to help show how he treats people. His idea, I didn't know that. That his dad was the coach of the Giants when her med words, you know, that was a bonehead call by John McVeigh that they handed off when all they had to do was take a knee, which is why everybody now takes a knee. I don't know if everybody's familiar with that play, but the Giants had a game one. There were like 20 seconds to go in the game. Joe Pissaric, the quarterback, should have just taken a knee. Yep. Instead he tried to hand off. They fumbled the exchange. Her med words, the guy on ESPN, was a defensive back for the Eagles. He picked up the ball, ran in for a touchdown, the Giants lost, and that was John McVeigh's end as the coach of the Giants. And what like Sean pointed out, look what he did after that. Obviously that could have defined him, it could have been his legacy. And I think the Rams are lucky that they have McVeigh in charge after laying that egg in Australia because he's not going to let him dwell on it. Yeah. Absolutely. Amen to that. And by the way, love my grandpa.
Call your happy grandparent. Pop up. Mine were pop up and grandma on the outside and grainy and grandpa on the other. Exactly. Oh, gone, but miss him. Yeah, miss him. And but they live on. Let's go to Fast Track coming up next, Mason Ireland, ESPN, LA. O'Reilly Auto Parts can help take the guesswork out of your vehicles. Check engine, ABS or maintenance light with O'Reilly Veriscan. The service is free and provides a report with solutions verified by ASC certified master technicians. Ask for O'Reilly Veriscan today. As you know, managing maintenance repair and operations is never easy. But for the ones who always rise to the challenge, Granger has your back. From professional grade products, you can count on to fast, dependable delivery. They're there to help you keep things running smoothly. Plus, their technical product specialists are here to help answer your toughest questions. And because Granger knows safety is always a priority, they're committed to being your partner in protecting both your people and your facilities. Call 1-800-GRANJURE. Click Granger.com or just stop by.
Zoom, zoom, eh? All right, so every year, Mary Webster adds words that explainery and a lot of times they're online slang. And so I would like to test your knowledge. Do you know the definition of these words? And one of them, I don't even know what the definition is. Okay. First one. Coughing season. What is coughing season, John? Coughing season. I happen to know this one. This is made when you have a shirt that is loose at the end and you have to apply a cuff like either with a button or a cuff link. Yeah. That is coughing season. Okay. What do you think coughing season? Coughing season is when you have to start wearing long sleeve shirts. No, it is the time of the year in which you start to date. So it's like, for the winter months, your, it's coughing season begins around the fall. It means that you're going to be cuffed to somebody like hand, like a hand cuff for somebody for the long, where a month ahead. So right now, it's the time of coughing season. Okay. What's the next one? Crash out. John.
Well, crash out. It's easy. Crash out is when you do like I do. You don't sleep the night, you work all day, you work all night. And finally, you hit a wall and you're useless to everybody. That's a crash out. I will say Monday show. Yeah. It's it's the time in which you just you crash out over something. You lose your marbles. You go crazy. Yep. Looks maxing. Don looks maxing. That's I'm guilty of looking or not. No, you are not. This way. Okay. Okay. Looks maxing is when all you do is pay attention to someone's looks. Nothing else matters. It's if there's like a hot girl or a hot guy, you just say, I love them. That's looks maxing when you don't consider anything else about a person other than how they appear. Okay. I know this when this is about doing a bunch of weird stuff stuff to yourself to make you look better or what you think other people. It's like taking peptides. It is taking steroids. It is doing everything to make your self look.
Basically every real housewife from every city. Yes. And typically though looks maxing. I know looks maxing is about a man though looks maxing can be done by women. Let's do parasocial. What is parasocial? Okay. I happen to know this one too. Parasocial. Parasocial is when you're on social media and you got a bunch of accounts, but then you pass it off to somebody else. Uh-huh. And so like magic Johnson is guilty of being parasocial. Okay. He's in social media, but he pairs off with someone else who handles it all. He pairs off. Uh-huh. That's it. What do you think? Yeah. What is parasocial? I think it means you uh- sleep with anybody. Okay. It is not either of those. It is that you have this imagined closeness with someone you know through online. So people like you. Uh-huh. You guys. So people might be think they would know you very well and have a parasocial relationship to you too. Yeah. But you don't know them at all. That is basically what parasocials you have.
Okay. Have a people online. Uh-uh. I'll do two more. Okay. Good. Uh-uh. What is the Sunday scaries? That's easy. The Sunday scaries are when uh- you and your family decide that every Sunday you're going to watch a horror movie. And then everybody gets scared. Those are the Sunday scaries, right, Mason? No. I have the Sunday scaries. Lots of Sundays where you're like, uh, I gotta start another week. Okay. And it's kind of like that. So it's at the end of it's about like it went at the last, the end of the 125 games on Sundays. Yeah. You tried to get the Sunday scaries where you worry about your week coming up. Yep. Last one I have here. I'm going to give you guys what is a Rick Roll? I know this one. Oh, I know this one too. Okay. The other one. This a Rick Roll is when you're expecting one thing and somebody else plays that Rick asks. Never gonna do that. Never gonna do that. Never gonna do that. And so like like you you set up something really serious. Yes. Like you we should bring back the Rick Roll.
Oh, Rick Rolls are great. Like, uh, the coming up next we have a great surprise guest. Yeah. No, like the Rams got got hammered in Australia. They played terrible. I don't know how Shionic Vey is going to explain it, but here's coach. And then you play. Play Rick. Yeah, I'm pro Rick Roll. All right. You guys can agree on this definition. Okay. I think you did great. Saw Rick Ashley in concert. Mm-hmm. Uh, he did that song. I didn't recognize anything else. The opening act was this is so obscure. Martika. Do you remember Martika? One hit. What was the hit? What was the one hit? Do you remember it? Fall down. Burn things. I I Martika. Martika. Ten soldiers. I don't know who this person is. You don't know Martika. I just googled Martika. One hit. Wonder comes up. Toy soldiers. Toy soldiers. I was in the ballpark. What how does the song go?
Toy soldiers. I have no idea. Y'all got loopy here today. Yeah. All right. It's fine for the Wabagrill hour. That's right. It's the Wabagrill hour. But why do we have Wabagrill in here for the Wabagrill hour? We should. You should head to Wabagrill for the $5 happy hour. Weekdays starting at 2 p.m. Choose five. Choose five P-stomplings. Original or chili crisp or a spicy boom boom taco. Plus premium beverage, including the new strawberry, watermelon, lemonade, refresher. Get both for just five bucks only at Wabagrill. Drum Drew, man. So I think if any numbers are retired in New England, it's definitely TV 12. It's definitely number 12. But I think kind of right after that in that era of the patriots, I would put Bronx 87 up there. But Romeo Dobbs is wearing 87 this year of the patriots. And so, uh, Gronk was with K-Adams on her up at Adam's show. And she asked him how he felt about this,
the dogs wearing 87. And here are is both of them. Be okay with it. No one should wear 87 in New England. I mean, I'm not the one who makes the decisions over there. Okay. Uh, you know, you're not consulted. You're really going to know one even there was nothing. I wasn't consulted at all, but I mean, I'm cool. I'm cool with it. You know, I mean, the only number that I truly believe that should be retired in New England, which I don't think it's, I think it's retired, but it's not like hung in the wrappers or anything. Yeah, but it's the number 12. So while I maybe it's okay to wear 87 still, but should they have asked him? Yes. And I don't think it is okay for someone to wear 87. Groks going, Groks is the most statistically the greatest tight end in football history. No one else should wear that number. It's like the Clippers screwing up with the Chris Paul thing, but the Clippers screw up because of the Clippers. I'm surprised the Patriots did this.
This is on Romeo Dobs. If I was Romeo Dobs, I would not want Groks number. I would respect that success he had over the years. I would not want 87 if I was Romeo Dobs. Yeah, I don't know why, but it's on the, it's the team's fault for giving it to him. Just like it's a team's fault. It's a Clippers fault for giving Bradley Beale the number three. Yeah. His name is literally CP three. Yep. You have zero retired numbers. I mean, the Clippers would screw up a ham sandwich. Right. And then they sort of just blow them off. Right. Which is just ridiculous. All right. So John, I don't know if you know this, but one of the most dynamic quarterbacks in the National Football League is obviously Dishon Watson. Once upon a time, Dishon thinks the media is the reason why people have turned on him, listen to Dishon Watson. I think personally, I think all of that is for the media. I mean, I think the media has this expectation that I'm supposed to throw 40 dollars and I touched down and said,
we reached some. To that happens, I guess it's going to be the same situation. So again, my job is to make sure I'm operating well so you can try to get a win and keep moving forward from there. 500 yards and four touchdowns, my God, they should be satisfied with 200 yards and one touchdown. We're not throwing an exception on the very first play. Yeah. And if you look at that reception, it is the most interception interception you've ever seen. Though the Browns player is nowhere close. I guess he didn't see the Jaguars player. He just hit him right in his numbers as if he was passing directly to that Jaguars player. So sorry, it's not the media. It's you playing like a ding dong. Exactly. Like a ding dong. Okay, plus you can blame the media to shine. But you were suspended for 11 games and five, five million dollars when 30, 30, not three, 30. Different women accuse him of sexual assault exposure and inappropriate touching during private massages. How you can think the media is the reason for your problems is insane.
You're lucky that every question you don't get after the game is, did you get a massage? I mean, the fact that this guy thinks the media did something to him, he's an idiot. He is. And by the way, getting paid $230 million. More pay to insane. All right, John, let's do one more stop off in the NBA. You sent along this sound from Tom Haberstrow. Okay. So, uh, uh, Nick Liyokits and the Nuggets. There are people who believe that Nicola Yokits depending on who you talk to is easily one of the best three players in the NBA. Some people think he's the best. The reason that he hasn't signed an extension with the Denver Nuggets is that he doesn't want to stay there. He says, I don't comment on it. You know, he's very low key, very mellow. But these two guys did. And they think that Nicola Yokits is bolting.
This is Kevin O'Connor and Tom Haberstrow, right? No other superstar. An NBA history has been as quiet, happy to be there. Then this guy, maybe Tim Duncan, is the only other guy I can think of. But it's not like the Orlando Magic stuff didn't happen with Tim Duncan. We didn't have that with Nicola Yokits so far. Can you imagine KD LeBron Steph having this kind of supporting cast over his entire career? It would be insane. And yet the Denver Nuggets don't seem like they're going to get too much flak for it. And it just feels like they're really they're really not maximizing this Yokits window. And Denver's going to make some changes or Yokits might have to change. Simple as that. And if he changes, you know, he's good friends with. Luca. Luca. So we can dream, right? Wow. Yeah, I mean, he's one of one. He passed on $278 million in an extension. And why would he do that? Yeah, only one reason. Yeah, he's not set on stand. Exactly.
But also, okay, so maybe this is good. Maybe this is back. Nicola Yokits. We I had it in my fast track yesterday. I think this week, at least, the Nicola Yokits is like, I don't want to talk to fans. I'm done with how dealing with fans is it better or worse being in LA because in LA, you can be a star that hides because there's a ton of stars here or is it worse because you just joined probably if not the biggest one of the biggest NBA franchises in the world. She's making a great point. If Nicola Yokits does not like the spotlight, why would you come to LA? No, other superstar in LA. This is this is a star driven town. Right. And our stars are constantly under the spotlight. Yokits, is that the life he wants? I mean, he's not he's not even staying in the States during the offseason. I think Luca takes the heat off him. I think Luke is the undisputed star of the Lakers. And if you got Yokits, he would let Luca handle all that stuff.
I mean, you don't have, I mean, look at Kauai and Paul George. They didn't talk to anybody the whole time they were here. Well, I mean, they're clippers. Right. Yeah. But I mean, there, there have been Laker. Like, Karim didn't do a lot of media. No, he didn't. You know, because he had magic. Magic, right. You know, and I'm worthy. He's told me before he didn't have to do a lot of media because there was magic. And there was, you know, Michael was a big talker. And you can blend in. Yeah. Do you want to end? There is a big old racetrack right over there. That's right. Oh, we got three of them. Run the ponies. Exactly. You can go Hollywood Park. You can go to San Anita. You can go to Del Mar. Yes. All right. Coming up next is Lane Kiffin playing mind games. I'm fascinated by this start. We'll do that coming up next. Mason and Ireland ESPN LA. I like things my way, my coffee, my schedule, and my treatment. So I talked to my doctor about self-injecting with the VivGuard Hydrilo pre-filled syringe, which contains F-Guard Tiga Manalpha and Hyla Runnade's QVFC.
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should have been the injury report last night at 10 o'clock as doubtful. Not questionable. Yep. Doubtful. And Ole Miss came out today and said, we don't believe him. We expect Levit to play. Right. What do you think? Uh, I think that Levit won't play. I think that you're not allowed to, are you, I don't think you're allowed to put fake information out there because of gamble or not. You are not. Because of the conference because of all that stuff. There's Lane Kiffin who is literally a professional troll. He is. I think Levit plays. You think he plays. I think LSU wins the game and I think Lane is laughing all the way to the bank. He has a radio show like we have McVeigh on every week. He goes on every week with some guys. And the radio show is tonight. Yep. And I bitch at tonight he clears it up and love it's going to play. Interesting. That is a, that's a mind game for sure. Now, remember when Lane was involved in this, I'm going to bring some NFL guys to my team and all that.
Sure. So apparently he was working on some legal stuff trying to figure out. Is it legal? Is it not legal? And he of course went wherever everybody goes when there are an illegal situation. Chat GPT. Why do you think he went to chat GPT? Because he wanted to know the legal ins and outs of this SEC ruling. Okay. When are not he could go to court and all that stuff. Emily, do you ever use chat? You did not use chat chat. I don't actively use chat GPT when I Google things. Obviously, Gemini will pop up and have the AI overview or whatever. But I don't use chat now. Isn't it the same thing between you and me? Isn't Google the same now as chat? You get the AI stuff when you go to something. Very similar. Another one and I'm curious what all you guys think about this is there is a growing percentage of people in this country. Who think that AI could turn on us and eliminate the human race?
I find that hard to believe. But do any of you worry about that? I worry about it specifically because of who people in charge of important things using AI and giving AI important information on, like say, where are nuclear weapons are potentially? Yeah, yeah. Well, that is something that I can do. You're a credit card account. Could AI be used for stuff like that? Certainly. But what I'm talking about is, do any of you fear that AI could turn on us and eliminate the human race? I have like a 1% fear. I don't think it's actual realized. So I used to think no. And after the information that came out last week with apparently this one AI thing becoming self-aware. A lot of the top AI people are like, regulate us. Regulators. Regulators. We don't want super intelligent. That they're like, oh, it's a problem. And we're probably not you did. Right. So you did this. And I'm saying, sir, because it's all men pretty much. They're talking about it.
They want to remind us we have. And if I'm wrong, obviously none of us will be here to correct. Correct. But this, this Y2K. Yeah. Reaks of Y2K. Oh, no, no, no, no. Y2K wasn't real. Oh, but it, I mean 60 minutes did four stories on Y2K. Right. But AI is real. Right. I will say though, that article is like. But people thought Y2K was real. Oh, I was in Times Square the night of Y2K. So why this is a story, though, is because ESPN talked to the lawyer that was talking to Lane. And the information that Lane was given was absolutely wrong, which is true about. So when I Google things on AI or Google, Google and get Gemini responses, get the AI over your responses, it's wrong a lot. Sure. And so I oftentimes, if I'm like, oh, that doesn't seem right, I'll go back and look further. Lane doesn't seem like. He's been looking further. And he's like, the guy Mars, this is his last name, was like, maybe with your worth $19 million, you actually have legal counsel as opposed to chat to BT lawyers. Yeah. Right. Yeah, you could write. By the way, 19 million is incredibly low.
Lane Kiffin has got 100 million guaranteed coming from LSU. By the way, I never used to believe this, but I now strongly believe that the terminator is real. And we will all be defeated by AI. OK, now some people think it could happen. 2029. It could. It could. I was going to say it could happen within five years. Well, will we live to see 2030? I think we'll live. I don't think we'll be enslaved to the machines until 2035. Well, you guys know that I actually watched the terminator recently. Yeah. 2029 is when it's set in Los Angeles. Right. It's not far off. You know what my reaction to that is? At least we get the Olympics. That's true. Yeah. Let's do it after the Olympics. But I do think Lane should be, especially if it's a legal issue, consulting somebody, like even Jacob and Ronnie. It's a good person to consult. But I'm glad you've probably knows Nori's talking about the chat does. Yeah. No, chat's pretty smart. But not much. It should not write all your legal breach.
Wait, here's something I haven't been obsessed with. There's this guy who kind of like rage baits chat. And he will talk to chat and says, how many ease are in the word 17? You asked chat that? I don't. This guy on Twitter will ask how many ease are in the word 17? There are four. Right. 17. AI says, oh, that's easy. There's three ease. And it's like, no, hey, chat will you spell 17? And chat will spell 17. It's just that it's not all knowing. So if you use chat, GPT, if you use Google AI, and something that's actually really important, maybe check an extra step. Yeah. I mean, it's an interesting start, but you always have to double check everything. Yes, Mason, you do. By the way, the word 17 has four ease, according to chat. Yeah. Well, no, it does. You have to ask the chat. According to me, it has four ease. You have to ask the chat box, the one that talks to you. That's the one I see the one that speaks to you. And again, Mason, how much water do you think was used to ask chat about that 17?
You know, I don't understand all that. All I know is I don't want a data center in Venice. Well, there might be coming one because you're using it a lot of data to go on chat to GPT. Yeah, those data centers popping up pretty frequently everywhere. Yeah, I put them anywhere near me. All right. It doesn't cover up Felix, that restaurant in Venice. Yeah, that's right. Everything's going to be a data center. Every all the water is gone. We're all good and not exist. But you know what we have? We have football for now. You had a question, Mason, to us about which of these week one losers will still have to play off? Which of the, let's talk about this. Which week one losers do you think will still go on to make the playoffs in the NFL? All right. And it's only one loser and I'm not sure if you're going to get the playoffs. I do not. I can't just decide about the Broncos. Broncos, I think they're going to be fine. Chargers, I think are done. I actually, the chargers were so bad. I picked them to win the division. I'm already ready to get all the schedule is out of the business because of that schedule.
Yeah, their, their schedule is a beast. Trying to think of who else lost. Commanders, you think they make a new England? They'll be fine. No, I do not believe in the players. Here's the, here's the full list. Do you guys give me a guess? No, okay? Patriots. Yes. Yes. Dolphins. No. Browns. No. Texans. Yes. Colts. No. Yes. Titans. No. Broncos. Yes. I'm going to go. No. You don't think I believe in the Denver defense. I believe in the Denver defense though. All right, chargers. No. Commanders. No. Probably not. Cowboys. No. Yes. Packers. Yes. It's a toss to Minnesota already. They were not good. They could lose the coach in the air. Chicago and Detroit are both really good. I'm going to go and know. Okay, Panthers. Yes. Somebody's going to win. I don't know.
I don't know. I don't know. Yeah, who's winning the NFC? I'm maybe New Orleans. Do you think yes, John? No. Bucketeers. Yes. All right, so you have two Falcons. No. And last but not least, the Rams. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Do you need the Rams, Niders and Seahawks? I'll make it. Yes. Okay, so that how many teams make it six? And that was what happened last year. All three of them later last year. Right. So we only get three left. Yeah. So I'm going. Somebody has to win the South. So I'm going Panthers. They made it last year, right? Cowboys. Bears. Well, bears have to be there. Yeah, I'm taking this. But the Panther, somebody's going to win that division. I think the Lions are going to make it too. So you can have the Lions as the last Wild card spot. Do you set do seven, make it or six, make it seven? I think now seven. Yeah, because I think the Lions are going to make it bears
and lions from that division. Yeah. The all three from the West. That's five. And then the two division winners. I'm going Cowboys Panthers. Yeah, I don't like the Cowboys in that spot. Who wins that division? Eagles. Maybe the Giants. Maybe the Giants. Eagles. And they won last year. Eagles could absolutely win. All right. Coming up next for you, this game of games. Is it is it Travis's game today? Yes. Yes, Travis's game. Travis Rogers is the last time he did a game was really good. All right. Game of games next Mason and I are the DSP and LA. Rich Eisen here. Running a small business means every higher matters. A bad hire costs time and money, but the right one helps your business grow. The challenge? Finding that person without sorting through resumes. That's where LinkedIn hiring pro comes in. It screens candidates so you can focus on conversations with qualified talent. With hiring pro, you can hire with confidence and build the team you need. Join the 2.7 million small businesses using LinkedIn to hire. Get started by posting your job for free at LinkedIn.com slash Eisen. Terms and conditions apply.
Show Hay O'Connor's interpreter was fired today. E.P.A. Nick Zuhara ran up gambling debts to a Southern California bookmaking operation. The inside story of the biggest scandal in modern baseball. He was absolutely bananas. The amount of bets he was making. I've never seen him like it. From 30 for 30 podcasts, this is The Betrayal of Show Hay O'Connor. Presented by Gusto, new episodes available now. Listen wherever you get your podcasts. I'd here we go at his game of games time. And what what an exciting day. The Travis Rogers. That's the game today. Today. This is the second time you've ever done a game. Correct. The first one was a huge hit. How you feeling about this one? I'm optimistic. I made it, you know, not about me, but something in my life was the impetus for the other. Can I talk to you for a second Travis? Hey, Mason John, can you tell him what you're in an outdoor reserve? Yeah, mine is a double protein style.
Stop. Fry's double double extra crispy. I do, I do double double extra fries vanilla shake. So like, okay, the extra fries, you mean like well done fries. Yes, you got to have well done fries there. Well, so the light well is the sweet spot for me, which is halfway between normal and well. Just a little bit beyond the normal, but a little bit less than the one. I feel like I'm on one of those chef's. It's like top chef over there. All right, so we got four players. All Flores, Emily Hebel, Steve Mason, John Ireland, Travis Rogers, your host. Travis, what do we got? All right, so yesterday was my pal, oral herchizers, 68th birthday. Okay. Okay, we all know that Fernando Valenzuela, much to oral chagrin, is my all time favorite Dodger pitcher. Right. So this game, great Fernando. Indeed, this game is oral, Fernando or other. Okay. Okay. So we'll start with this one. Which of these players has won the most gold gloves? Is it a oral herchizer, b, Fernando Valenzuela or c, Andy Messer Smith?
Well, I'm going with Fernando. Emily, oral, Mace, oral. I'm going for anando. The answer is Andy Messer Smith. Oh, for four. Andy Messer Smith had two, both oral and Fernando had one. Okay. Andy Messer Smith, pitch for both Dodgers and the Angels. Messer what? Yes, they're Smith. All right, number two, which of these players has the most career wins? Is it a, Fernando Valenzuela, b, oral herchizer or c, Sandy Kofax? Emily. Uh, oral. Mace. I'm going to oral. I am also going to oral will. I'll go oral. Oral herchizer, one, two hundred and four games, which is the correct answer. Okay. And now no lucky loser today, which is good. Fernando won 173, Sandy Kofax with 165. I knew it wasn't Kofax. Is he only pitch for seven or eight years? I knew Fernando and Oral would be relatively close. Pretty close.
Number three, which player has the highest career war? Wins above replacement, which takes in all of the things you do on a baseball field. Is it a, Fernando, b, oral or c, Steve Garvey? Mace. Career. Career. I'll say Garvey. I'm going to say. I'm going to say Fernando will. I'll say Fernando. Emily, Fernando. The answer is oral herchizer, b, for Fernando's career war is 41.5. Steve Garvey is last at 38.1. Or a brushizer kind of dust them at 56. That's a long time. Everybody still has one. Here we go. All right, which of these players has the most national league all star appearances? National league all star appearances. Fernando, Oral or number C or letter C, I should say, Davy Lopes.
Um, Oral went over to the American League, so did Fernando. And then, eventually, Lopes. I, um, I'm going to go Fernando again. Will. Fernando. Emily. Lopes. Mace. Fernando. Fernando Valzuela is the answer. Sixth time national league all star, Oral made it three times. Davy Lopes made it four. Okay. So Will as two, Mace as two, John as two, Emily as one. Here we go. All right. Which of these players did not win the national league, rookie of the year award? Okay. Is it Fernando Valzuela, Oral Herschizer or Steve Howell? Uh, Will. Fernando. Emily. Oral. Mace. Oral. I'm going oral. Oral is correct. Steve Howell when the NL, rookie of the year award 1980, Fernando, of course, had that amazing season. Yep. In 1981, which launched Fernando, Mania, and of course had a rookie of the year and a Sion award. All right.
Ireland and Mason have three each. Will and Emily have two each. So it's close. All right. Here we go. How many are left? Uh, we got 10 to us. We got one, two, three, four, five in a tie breaker. Play it. Play it. Five in a tie breaker. Which of these players has the highest single season batting average? Is it Fernando Valzuela, Oral Herschizer or Freddie Freeman? Emily. You put in the Freddie there as a trick. I feel, um, I'm going to go oral. Mace. Oral. I'm going for Nando. Will. Uh, Fernando. The answer is Oral Herschizer. Whoa. Who hit three 56 in 1993, Fernando also over 300 at 304 in 1990. Freddie Freeman's career high single season average 341. What a bum. Yeah. Uh, all right. Mace has four Ireland and Emily three will two.
Here we go. All right. Number seven. Which of these players has the most career strikeouts for Nando Valzuela, Oral Herschizer, or Jerry Royce? Oh, Mace. Most career strikeouts. Oral. I'm going to go Royce. Will. Royce. Emily. Fernando. The correct answer is with two thousand and 74 strikeouts. Fernando Valzuela. All right. Emily did. Emily tied for the lead. John one back. Will. Two back. Oral had 2014 and Jerry Royce just shy of 2019. And there are three left. There are three left. And a typewriter. Correct. Okay. So we'll make the leaders start going first. All right. Number eight. Which of these players has the most career losses? Is it Fernando Valzuela? Oral Herschizer or Don Driesdale? Emily. Fernando.
Mace. It's got to be Oral. I'm going to go Driesdale. Will. Oral. Correct answer with 166 losses in their career. Don Driesdale. Boom. Now it gets interesting. Yeah. Fernando and Oral 153 and 150 respectively. Two left, right? Two left. All right. Well, you got to go opposite of everybody if you can. You have two. Everyone else has four. Here we go. All right. Which of these players has won the most silver slugger awards? Is it Fernando Valzuela? Oral Herschizer or Steve Sachs? Um. Again, I'm going to go Fernando Mace. I'm going to go Oral. Emily. Oral.
Will. You got to go. I will go Sachs. It is not Sachs, Wilbert. I'm sorry to say the correct answer with two silver slugger awards. Fernando Valzuela. Okay. Oral and Sachs both had one. All right. So, Wil's out. Ireland has five. Mace four. Emily four. I have to go first. Last one. And we have a tie break. All right. According to PSA, which is the company that grades baseball cards, which of these players has the most valuable rookie card? Is it Fernando Valzuela or Oral Herschizer or Ron say? Has to be Fernando. He won MVP and rookie of the year. I'm going Fernando Mace. What were the three choices? What I know Fernando, Oral and Ron say? Well, I mean, I'll take a shot with Ron say. I'll also go Ron say. The correct answer is Ron say. Oh, three weeks. Why Ron say is the answer.
It's one of those weird baseball cards with multiple people on it. Okay. Mike Schmitz on it. Oh, wow. Mike Schmitz. Mike Schmitz. Great question. Nine good game. $9,675 for Ron say. Okay. Three way tie between John Emily and Mace. Let's have the tie breaker track. All right. Here it is. In Oral Herschizers, Major League Baseball career, how many times did he hit a batter with a pitched ball? Yes. Okay. I have a number. I have no context. I'm just writing a number. I am also writing a number. All right. You got a Mace? Yeah. All right. I wrote down 190. What's your right now? One. M. 110. Oh, Emily is real close. Oh, 117. Oh, wow.
Wait a go. Emily. Let's go. I'm going to bid loads. I can't everybody's going to over. Yeah. Yeah. Wow. Congratulations. Emily, you're having a good month. Yeah. Me and John are tied for the league. John is four. I have four. But John's gone on. Next week. Oh, I've been to win tomorrow. Oh, you got to win tomorrow. Game of games presented by the Cole Jacob injury. Hotline only number LA trust after an accident is 800-3456789. That's 800-3456789. Come on up next. Some soup. Cross talk. Mason and Ireland ESPN LA. Imagine a left brain and a right brain got together and came up with an incredible banking solution. The innovative minds at Silicon Valley Bank and the pragmatic ones at First Citizens Bank have put their heads together so they can deliver solutions tailored to your unique financial needs. You want deep innovation insights paired with the financial power of a top 20 US bank? Now you can have it. Silicon Valley Bank and First Citizens Bank.
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